Some of my programs were developed mostly in Pelles C

[alderman2]

It would be too many posts to post all my programs in separate posts. I'll include a link to some of them.
Sad that this thread has gone quiet. Would be interesting to see other people's software.

Here are some of my programs:
https://exmag.se/ladda-ner-mjukvara/

[Michele]

Wow! 
You're very productive! 

[alderman2]

Thanks!
Yes, I've been programming for a long time. I've developed my own library that makes it faster to code software. I started with it in 2002 and it's still going strong.

[MrBcx]

Pelles C has always been a well-crafted and reliable compiler system.

The BCX BASIC to C/C++ Translator can be reliably built and is routinely tested and used
with Pelles C, LccWin32, MinGW, MS Visual C++, and LLVM-CLANG.  BCX has long relied on a
powerful compiler extension provided by both Pelles C and LccWin32 - that is, default
arguments, originally a C++ feature. 

If you're ever wanting for ideas, translating almost any BCX BASIC app, example, or demo
to plain c can give you a jump start.

The BCX Editor and Form Designer are two large apps that build and run flawlessly using
Pelles compiler ( and others ).  I'm attaching a couple of screenshots. 

[alderman2]

MrBcx:

Are you a developer/owner of BCX?
I have it installed on my computer. Interesting program.

[MrBcx]

MrBcx:

Are you a developer/owner of BCX?
I have it installed on my computer. Interesting program.

Yup ... I created BCX in 1999, open sourced it in 2004 and since 2019, I'm the maintainer again
with the help of other long time users.  Hopefully you find it interesting in a good way.   

[alderman2]

MrBcx:

Are you a developer/owner of BCX?
I have it installed on my computer. Interesting program.

Yup ... I created BCX in 1999, open sourced it in 2004 and since 2019, I'm the maintainer again
with the help of other long time users.  Hopefully you find it interesting in a good way.   

Fantastic! I'm impressed!
I have created a library of more than 800 functions with code that makes programming faster. One line to create a Windows, one line to create a button, etc. I have given them names so that you immediately understand what they are for. I started this in 1993 and most of it was finished in 2003. It is quite old code so I sometimes have to update them. For example, not all functions work with 64 bit.

I'll definitely take a closer look at BCX when I have time.